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https://www.ipop.si/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Zenske-in-javni-prostor_spl.stran_novo-copy-1024x646.jpg1024646When designing urban policies and spatial plans, do we truly consider how different groups of people experience and use our cities — and how their backgrounds and circumstances shape those experiences? Compared to other European countries, Slovenia ranks among the more successful nations in terms of gender equality. Women are equally represented in the labour…